Abstract
Figure 1 (A) A 70 mm × 50mm × 60mm pulsatile, erythematous, indolent mass was detected in the left subclavicular region. (B) Computed tomography revealed a rupture of the left axillo-bifemoral bypass graft with the formation of a false aneurysm. (C) In the reconstructed computed tomography, white arrow denotes anastomotic region of the left axillary artery and Dacron graft was intact. (D) Decron graft laid in the subcutaneous tissue was 50mm longitudinally cracked. Haemostasis was achieved by clamping both proximal and distal sides of the cracked-graft.
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